St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-12

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man" has fire.
quently been the theme of the
GLOBES touching solicitude. Well
TODD dowagerS have | tile trouble
in selecting suitable parties and
the work of the matchmaking mamma
becomes a perfect Sinecure. Handsome
bachelors! Why, the Lurline club alone is
full OF them, and the ranks of the NicOl-
let club will be equal to the demand for
years to come. The former have the
lar, well developed dudes, AMI walk
with Stalwart mien into the affections of
the ladies. The Union League and
Algonquin clubs could furnish forth
a surprising array of victims eligible to
Hymen's sacrificeS-men, not boys, who
are prepared to start an establishments
and install a lady at it's head. These
are worthy of the contest. for ladies
love, above all things, to conquer the
heart that for thirty years has resisted
the onslaught of cupid, though they are
not averSe to occupying the first seat in
the tender affections of adoleScent love.
1t is one thing to walk rough-shod over
the susceptible heart beneath the in
cipient muStache of boy and another
to carry by storm the prOSaic fancy of a
man of the world, and the ladies know it.
AN ESTABLISHMENT IN MINNEAPOLIS
is quite deSideratum, but it is not all.
The husband who can afford a mansion
on Park avenue, a cottage at Mime
tonka and coach and four may be the
most desirable from one point of view,
but all girls are not alike, and many
such are thrown overheard for the hand
some good-for-nothing, with only his
salary and his winning ways, but whose
Claud Melnotte pictures of fancy out
shines all of the substantial actua litieS
of the solid man. 1t is true, as has been
said, that women are like moths, and
are fond of fluttering about brilliant
light, but it is noticed that once their
wings are Singed, they cOntin ue to flut-
ter about the object of their affections.
Society people know that many is the
young man of Minneapolis, with moth
ing but his own courage and address,
backed perhaps by good looks and GER
tain other lOver-like qualities, who has
made the most brilliant match and ever
afterward lived in the traditional Joy
and peace. Butthe bachelors of Mime
apoliS are particularly eligible, because
they are jolly, gOod-natured set. They
know more of the cynicism so commonly
associated with the life that has lived to
reached thirty years in a state of single
blessedness. they enjoy life so thor
oughly, that if they have thus far failed
to associate parter in their joys, it is
because they prefer to bear the pleas
ureS that they have than to fly to others
that they know not of.
GETTING DOWN TO PERSONALITIES,
and solely in the interest of the ladies,
whose chosen paper the GLOBE is,
some of the eligible bachelors are
pointed Out,and to each name the GLOBE
attaches a guarantee, upon which the
ladies may rely with implicit confidence
There is l.. NJ. Stewart, calculated
to make any woman happy during his
life and afterward. 1t is true he has
passed that period of existence when
the state of his feelings may be accu-
rately told by the cOlors of his neck
gear, as he does not think the one
object of his life is to wear good clothes;
but he is in the full vigor of manhood
and is wealthy. Under the gentle per-
suaSiOn of wife he would probably
erect on his magnificent homestead
site, palace that would be one of the
attractions of the city and keep whole
barn full of horses and carriages, with
livery, crest and 'scutcheon complete.
w. b. Wheeler, of the Omaha road, is
man calculated to make any woman
happy. He is emphatically domestic in
his tastes and just the man to delight in
a family circle about the evening fire.
with smoking jacket, slippers and little
toddlerS all complete. Nothing but his
capriciOuS fancy has thus long kept him
single, for his ideal is very high, indeed.
Young, handsome and fich, he has long
been the object of the envious glance of
many managerial mamma.
Col. Sam Hill, the young attorney and
capitalist, is very eligible husband and
has kept many fair girl on the tip-toe
of expectancy while he softly Syllabled
ball room n0things in her ear, but he
never came to the point and has still to
arrange his own laundrying. He is a
manly young man and has all of the at
tributes with which young iadyhood
adorn the ideal husband. Comely in
person, refined in taste, cultured nmind
and polished by travel, it is a marvel
why he has reached thirty in bachelor
loneliness.
Abbott Blunt, the Adonis of the Trib-
une, is still single only because he has
not had the courage to take the leap.
Seven times has he stood on the preci-
pice and prepared for the plunge, but
he is so modest and retiring that each
time he pulled back. That he is still a
forlOrn bachelor is his own fault en-
tlrely, for he is one of the kind the girls
are just dying for, and hundreds of the
dear creatures have looked love unut-
terable into his soft Andalusian eyes.
Not only the handSomest of the news
paper fraternity, but he is also the best
natured and most patient. He will
probably wait until at last he is himself
wooed and won in leap year.
Attorney jim Sherer-why has he never
taken advantage of his opportunities?
He can quote Shakespeare-Oh! so
sweetly-and always selects lines in
praise of heroine. This shows that he
revels in an esthetic love of cOnnubial
domesticity, and the wonder is that he
has not found partner ia share it.
Ralph Wheland, of Temple Court, has
travelled and knows the world. Happv
the girl who could make complete con
quest of that battle-worn and love-
Scared heart. Ladies love to watch
him skate, and 'Wheland days" and
"lady days" at the Central park have
become synonymous. He has thus far
remained single because of haunting
fear that he is loved not for himself
alone.
Clarence Child, the young attorney,
has those melting brown eyes that look
their way right into lady's affections,
besides a good figure and fashionable
clothes. The avenue pronounces him
i'll every way eligible.
Lac Stafford has thus far success
fully eluded the designing girls who
have ascertained the strength of his
bank account, and is still in the ring.
1t is his av0Wcd intention to, remain
single until he is twenty-eight, and as
will power is his characteristic, he viii
probably do it, unless some girl abducts
and carries him off to Gretna Green.
prince, is stnl single and heart-free.
He is one of the handsomeSt men in the
city and has good business, He has a